Sentence examples for source of competition from inspiring English sources
But fashion is not the only source of competition among the real-life counterparts of "Gossip Girl".
The allure of living in the affluent West is another source of competition -- and a persistent drain of Philippine talent.
"One of the attractions of abolishing Fannie and Freddie is that a source of competition is gone.
Since pricing isn't the main source of competition, those who select the photo studios cite other reasons for choosing a national company over a local one.
By tradition, midwives might kick the mother's waist or break snails over her head to speed up the delivery.Superstition is not the only source of competition.
International trade, another potential source of competition, was tightly controlled by quotas and foreign-exchange rationing.This absence of real competition put central governments at the mercy of their own enterprises.
We hope lawmakers will recognize efforts by auto dealers and others to bar new sources of competition for what they are—expressions of a lack of confidence in the competitive process that can only make consumers worse off.
It also contended that the Justice Department overlooked other sources of competition in the cellphone service industry, including regional companies like U.S. Cellular and smaller national players like MetroPCS.
One of the main sources of competition, he went on to explain, would be shadow banks:We really should not call them "shadow" banks they do not operate in shadows.
I also consider other sources of competition and focus on deregulatory actions (in the spirit of the Telecommunications Act) that could unblock alternative technologies that would bring competition to this market.
Here we compare the response of planted American and hybrid chestnut seedlings to that of important competitors, northern red oak (Quercus rubra), sugar maple (Acer saccharum) and red maple (A. rubrum), under treatments designed to evaluate the effects of various sources of competition on seedling growth and survival.
